Mr. Harnage, who was later awarded a C.I.A. medal, made four or five of these flights to the air base, where larger Navy or Air Force helicopters ferried the families to ships waiting in the South China Sea.
In the post-war era, the Royal Navy began contracting in parallel with the break-up of the British Empire overseas and the emergence of the Commonwealth of Nations, reducing the need for a larger navy.
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Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts, Roosevelt's friend and political sponsor, forcefully advocated and carried the case for a larger navy and American expansionism in the Senate.
The military of an NBC would certainly rival the USA and would probably have an even larger navy in order to keep all of those colonies in check.
And we'll make sure that our country is strong, with an even larger Army — 10 more combat brigades, a larger Marine Corps, a larger Navy and Air Force, Coast Guard, intelligence services.
The larger Virginia Electric agreement is the second such settlement.
Why not by the larger Human Resources Administration, asks the councilwoman.
Will their cottage hospital merge with the larger Royal Yorkshire Hospital?
Better models have larger ML values.
